One Mark Ballot Advice in Old Hickory Square
The article urges voters to mark a single X with a black indelible pencil in the right of Old Hickory to vote for John Walter Smith or Wilbur Jackson based on policy. It notes district races in Fifth and calls out party-flex behavior, urging disciplined voting and independence for Black voters.
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Old Hickory
John Walter Smith
Congress
Wilbur Jackson
Baltimore City
Fifth
Charles T. Parker
Mount Winans
Independent Colored Convention
Dallam
Maryland
Prohibition candidate and Judge Russum in dispute
The Union defends its Willis papers explanation while noting changes in political views over two years. It cites McKinley’s 1896 win, Roosevelt’s governor race, and looming landslide against Republicans amid war and imperialism. It praises Queen Anne's Railroad progress and predicts Maryland Democrats winning next Tuesday. The piece mentions dower equality law and secret ballot to protect voters.
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Judge Russum
Union
Willis
Major Stewart
Congress
New York
McKinley
Judge van Wyck
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Beefton Agent Praises Chamberlains Medicines Sales
From New Zealand Beefton Nov 23 1896 I am pleased to state that since I took the agency of Chamberlains medicines sales have been very large especially of the Cough Remedy In two years I have sold more of this remedy than in the previous five years Its efficacy is attested by many who report good results and by our own use at home The bottle is kept out of reach of children For sale by Hugh Duffey Hillsboro R J Colston Ridgely and W F Brown Denton.
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E. J. Soamesury
Hugh Duffey
Hillsboro
R. J. Colston
Ridgely
W. F. Brown
Denton
Chamberlain
W. E. Brown
Barrow's Wheat Fertilizer Samples in Preston
See Barrow's samples of wheat fertilizer before buying. Largest line in Preston with 14 brands from high to low grades, priced and offered with terms to suit the purchaser. Office on Main Street, Preston, Md.
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Barrow
Preston
Main Street
Points for Merchants Ad Advice from the Chesterton era
A collection of sayings urges cautious advertising and paper choice, advising merchants to use the best local paper, avoid roadside signs, and target the town's cream of customers for effective ads. The notes contrast ad strategy with political intrigue and retail chatter, including product pitches and clothing details.
RAIgi2 Wearable Wants Prices Modest for Newest Line
Every department is ready overflowing with the newest and best wearables. Prices are modest almost shy for the splendid qualities they represent.
Baltimore undergarments offered at low prices
Months of buying have built the largest stock in Baltimore and allow us to supply your wants with exceptionally low prices. Here are a few from the many items available.
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Baltimore
Oehm
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Republican State Central Committee
St. Kent News
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John Wanamaker
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Frank Edgell
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R. 3. Crew
Caroline
Counties
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John F. Davis
Ridgely, Ma
Sinclair’s Hall
Odim
Acme
Jersey
Glastonbury
Wachusett Shirt Co
Qehm
Ochim’s
Agme Hall
Baltimore & Charles Sts
Baltimore, MD
Mercury Falls
Das. H. Nichols & Son
Denton Bridge
Jast, Mullin & Sons
Wilmington
Crystal Globe
Globe
Washington
THE
Globe’s Children's Department
C. Men’s
West
Baltimore Street
Charles, Baltimore
NID
Easton
Peninsula
Repos
Bicycle
Shannahan & Wrightson Hardware CO
Easton, Maryland
Lion Coffee
Bond's Bargain Store
Chester River
Emma A. Ford
Chestertown
Rolph’s
Booker’s
Quaker Neck
Bogle’s
Kent Island
B.S. Ford
Centreville
Corsica River
Jackson Creek
Gratitude
Rock I Hall
Rock Hall
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J. E. Tayog
Revell Horsey
Frederick F. Lyden
Andersontown- Williston
Beachamp’s
Hunter’s
Dearborn
Geo. W. Porter
J. W. Crasx
Auct
Denton National Bank
Denton, Md
T.C. West
Mantin L
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Nutmeg Grater
Denton Gash Merchant
N. T. Nutile & Bro
Capes & Coats
Miss Sewell
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Elizabeth, Dixon
Hobbs
Andersontown
William Schwanek
Oscar Clark
Joan W. Crank, Jr